Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TOPICS OF THE DAY. H ~ It Is Allegheny in Pennsylvania, AlLJ leghany in Virginia, and Allegany in New York. Kecently the Postoffice Department, being in doubt as to how the name should be spelled in Maryland, applied to the Historical Society of that state, which recommended Allegany, because that spelling accorded with the statute creating Allegany County, Maryland. No less than 1000 humming-birds were put to death that their fine feathers might beautify the gorgeous ballroom gown of a London belle. In the sam$ great vanity fair 500 canary birds shed their blood the other dav -- - V that another woman might outshine the other fair and fine sinners of her set. So runs the world away. A new case of fraul in preserved food has been disclosed by a French paper. A sample of preserved tomatoes when examined differed from a normal specimen by containing much \ less dry extract, potassium bitartrate, and total phosphoric acid. The inference is that the sample in question contained but little tomato and was p., chiefly composed of carrots and pumpkins, the whole being colored with some aniline dye. A well-known physician in British X India wants to make criminals who have been sentenced to death useful as subjects of experiment for the purpose of ascertaining how to treat cholera successfully. He would take any prisoner under sentence of death who gave his consent, experiment upon him, and if the experiment itself did not result fat-ally, spare the prisoner's life. As the number of capital convictions in British Itidla is between 800 and 400 a year, there would prob(.< ably be plenty of candidates for the chance of escape thus afforded. Recent statistics show that in 1884 \ v-n? * ? Hue uuuiuor ui. uuuei expiuaiuija in mo United States was 152, being less than In the previous ^ear. There were 254 persons killed and 261 injured in them, - however, and the number is much larger than it should ba Fifty-six of the explosions took place in sawmills, - where the so-called engineer finds a too p. facile fuel in shavings. Men chosen ; for such positions should have the ; ? ; gumption to perceive that such firing generates steam too rapidly for safety. These people cai^ reduce the general death rate if they wish, and can especially reduce the present high pernontaiTA nf mnrtolitw nunm.111 4**vi VWMW^ nuivu^ oanuiiu .engineers. Florida is the land of fruit as well as flowers. A paper of that State says: Commencing with January; we Mj have strawberries then and until late J - lS. S ' in June. Japan plums from February. Mulberries are ripe in April and last until August. Pineapples ripen V,> . in June and last nearly all the year. We have guavas from June until late the next spring. Of the various berries ? dewberries, blackberries, and huckleberries ? almost any quantity. Peaches from May 1 until July. Mel v;j; ons from Juno until late in the fall. Oranges?the best of the kind?from October until the next June, with ^ lemons and limes, persimmons, pomegranates, grape fruit, grapes, and shaddocks. ? Carlsbad, the great German resort for invalids, was very full the past season, and there were many Ameri 5 can visitors. The population proper numbers 12,000. Till the year 1852 Visitors were welcomed with a flourish k::"'* pf trumpets from the top of the tower of the Town Hall; now they receive a 'demand on arrival to pay a tax of 15 ?tYS?- florins for the privilege of drinkin<r v ?he waters and listening to the bands > .' which play in the morning. The principal industry of Carlsbad is that of ^0U8*n8> feeding, and curing invalids. ''w. -Though the place is small, as many as 10.000 strangers can be accommodated at a time. During the season, which begins on the 1st of May and closes on the 1st of October, nearly 30,000 per. sons spend not less than three weeks - in Carlsbad. There is a great industry there in needles and pins, which are hand made. When Goethe was here in 1808 be sent a pound of pins as a | ; present to his Frau Yon Stein. ijjf ' , A correspondent to the Philadelphia Press says; "The postal service of Japan is always pointed at as a ' . maJ.I I. ?. ? * uivniot iu waj ?uuo ui mo lumuuw I jdepartments of the European Ized gov ' ernment. And, indeed, it must In all A fairness be acknowledged that much 1 credit belongs to Japan for swiftness fax the dispatch of mails, whiio fettered with a lack of railroads. In the first 1 P place ereiy train carries a mall, and in Japan, be it known, the imperial rail' roads ron through passenger trains . erj two boors, and on the Y okolujflj^ railroad nearly every hour. Thus, while in America > three mails each way, daily, would be esteemed the climax of facilities, the minimum between the various cities here is about ten each way, daily. This applies merely to the railroads, of course. The delivery of mails is also very prompt, and takes place a good many finnAu n /low A mmt wtnil K f_ viuu^o o uaj. a pel ouu uictjr uinu c> ictter in Yokohama for Toklo, one hour's ride to the north, as lat? as dusk, and yet receive an answer the same ovening." The Remedies in Vegetables. Vegetables, says an exchange, ar* not only delicious articles of food, but are really health-preServing, for often a slight indisposition of children, or older persons, can be readily cured by th6 free nse of thesa nulinarv remedies. Spinach has a direct effect upon complaints of the kidneys; the common dandelion, used as greens, is excellent for the same trouble; asparagus purilles the blood; celery acta admirably upen the nervous system and is a sure cure for rheumatism and neuralgia ; tomatoes act upon the liver; beets and turnips are excellent appetizers; lettuce and cucumbers are cooling in their effects upon the system; beans are a very nutritious and strengthening vegetable ; white onions, garlic, leeks, chives and Bhallots, all of which are similar, possess medical virtues of a marked character, stimulatiug the circulatory system and the consequent increase of the saliva and the gastric juices promoting X> I 11 * I uiguauuu. iiCU uuiuua txiO iUX CACOlieUC diuretic and the white ones are recommended eaten raw as a remedy for insomnia. They are tonic and nutritious. A soup made from onions is regarded by the French as an excellent restorative in debility of the digestive organs. We might go through the entiro list and find each vegetable possessing its especial mission of cure^ and it will be plain to every housekeeper that a vegetable diet should be partly adopted at this period of the year, and will prove of great advantage to the health of the family. Houesty is the Best Policy. Mr. Blacke, the eminent and wealthy coal dealer, called one of his oldest drivers into the office and tendered him quite a large sum of money. "What is this for?" asked the astonished driver. "Merely a token of appreciation for services rendered," replied Mr. Blacke. kindly. "But, sir, you've always paid me well for my services, and that was appreciation enough." "There is really more than that in it, John," continued the gentleman; "I really owe you the money." "I don't understand." "Let me tell you," and he dropped his voice to a whisper, "you have been with me for twenty years, working 800 days every year, and averaging three loads a day; that makes 18,000 loads. You weigh about 120 pounds, John, and we have never failed to weigh you in every load of our superior coal; that makes 2,700,000 pounds, or 1,350 tons. This at $3.50 per ton, John, represents $4,725. The package you hold in your hand contains $472.50, or 10 per cent, which we think is yours by right. We are honest men, John, and don't desire to uturauu any m?u out 01 Wliat 18 }U8tiy his." John bowed in humble submission, and is now waiting for the next dividend.?Merchant Traveler. ??^ He Liked It. "Samuel," said Mrs: Tolblitter, as they were walking home from church, how did you like the preachers description of Heaven ?" "First rate, my dear," said he with energy. "If what he said is all true, and oI course it is, what do you think you will like best when you get there, Samuel?" "The arrangements for securing peace," said he, with glibness. "Now, Samuel, what do you mean by that?" "They don't have any marrying there, my dear?" said he, edging off a little. The discussion took a warmer turn at once.?Chicago Ledger. . ' ???^ A "CrAftkAd" RaIM. Lou to a wee lassie of four sum' mers, with a quaint use of English The intermittent tooting of a locomotive caused her to clap her chubb} hands to her ears,' with a funny little frown expressive of disgust. "What's the matter, Lou ?" hei mother asked. "Oh, I'm fastening out that crooked noise.'' The Other day she was asked whether she would rather go boatriding to the island or spend the afternoon with grandmamma. "I want to go to both where*," wa/ the prompt reply.-?Bagar. : j&f 4&! - ' 'T- ' IlK i A Famous Resort for tbe Sick. The following is the regimen prescribed to the majority of Carlsbad patients. They begin the day by rising not later than 6 and go to the springs. After having drank three glasses of water at intervals of a quarter of an hour, they walk for an hour and then breakfast. This meal consists of two small rolls of rusks, a boiled egg, and a cup of tea, coffee or chocolate. It may be noted in passing that the custom is for each person to buy his rolls or rusks at a baker's shop and carry them to the place where the rest of the breakfast is provided. The hour of dinner is from 1 to 2 o'clock; as a table d' hote is unknown in Carlsbad, each person or party dines apart in a restaurant. T^ree courses constitute the dinner, consisting of soup, roast meat and a dish of vegetables, or, in place of vegetables, a little stewed fruit. A quarter of a bottle of red Austrian mtnA ?r* n * Ka ? ?* lr *%4- /I ? ? ' * niuo u/aj vyo uiuua nb uiuuci, auu mis fs mixed with Giesshubler, a sparkling and very pleasant table water. At 5 .Vclock a cup of tea, of coffee, of chocolate, or a glass of water is permitted to those who require something. Supper is taken at 7 o'clock, and this is confined to cold meat, bread, and wine mixed with water. Between breiikfoetand dinner a bath is taken every other day, and all spare time between meals is passed in walking. After a well-spent day, in which the patient has displayed the selfdenial of an anchorite and has covered as much ground as if he were in training for a walking-match, he goes to bed between 9 and 10 o'clock, there to rest his I weary limbs and dream of dininir with Lucullus. The course of treatment lasts from three to fiix weeks. Patients undergoing the treatment are advised to keep up their spirits, forget worldly cares, and amuse themselves by contemplating the beauties of nature. If any have been accustomed to smoko tobacco they are allowed to <*o so in moderation, but subject to tt_ condition that they never smoke at the springs in the morning and that they always smoKo good cigars. Patients are also advised to avoid exciting conversation; to refrain from going to the theatres when tragedies are performed; to read light literature only and newspapers in particular; to listen to good music when they have the opportu nity, and to abstain from everything which fatigues or distresses them. So far as eating or drinking is concerned, the hotel and restaurants proprietors do not heartily co-operate with physicians in keepinsr patients out of temptation. Everywhere notices are displayed to the effect that the food or drink displayed is "kurge mass," a word for which there is no English equivalent, its meaning being that the articles in question are suitable to be taken during the treatment. But, as many persons visit Carlsbad who do not drink the waters, provision has to be made for them also.? London Times, Cat hunting for the skins is regularly carried on in Liverpool, and last year 1.500,000 are reported to )**7e fallen victims. lit "tie Fortfat CityMr. G. E. Bryan, No. 151 Putnam street^ Cleveland, Ohio, has naturally much experience in sickness.?with a family of leven children, and his doctors' and druggists1 bills are heavy. He states publicly < that he has given Red Star dough Cure a thorough trial in his home, and finds it to be the best remedy that he has ever j used for cough's or colds. It contains i neither morphia nor opium, and therefor leaves no depressing effects. A bride's cake is often as heavy as tho groom's heart whon the bills begin to come in. tr ? ? ^ ? - ? ?v jxiutr iujs dlood jruiuc ana mo i bowels well regulated, bo caroful of your diet; do not use rum or tobacco, and , take occasional doaes of Vwgoab Bit- i ter9. Perfect health must follow such 1 a course. Tho range of diseases that can ' be relieved by the use of Vikeoab Bit- i ters is literally without liipit. ' Do all you can for a woman and she'll expect you to do a little more. ' "I would notllvo alway." Ko; not If disease is to mako my lifo a daily burden. But It need not, good friend, and will not if you rill be wise in time. How many of our loved j ones are mouldering in the dust who might | have been spared for years. The slight cough was unheeded, the many symptoms of disease that lurked within were slighted and death | came. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Diecovrry" cannot recall the dead, though it has matched numbers from the verge of the i trave. and will cure consumDtlon in its earlier Itagea. The Bank of Scotland will iuao oolorea i totes to defy photography. Don't UnwU, 8plt, Cooghi ! rnffer dizziness, indigestion, inflammation of i the eyes, headache, lassitude, inability to per- 1 form mental work and indisposition for bodily labor, and annoy and disgust your friends and acquaintances with your nasal twang 1 and offensive breath and constant efforts to clean your nose and throat, when Dr. Sage's , "Catarrh Remedy" will promptly relieve you of discomfort and suffering, and your friends of the disgusting and needless inflictions of your louthesoma disease! Thore has nevor been a holiday, a theatm or a circus on the island of Malta. Young or middle-aged men suffering from nervous debility, loss of memory, premature1 old age, as the result bf bad habits, should tend 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated treatise. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, 668 Main Street, i Buffalo. N. Y. . Ccesar had short legs, and Napoleon was bow-legged. Pain and Dbbad attend the nee of most Catarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs are unpleasant as well as dangerous. Ely's Cream mjcuui AO oaio, ui^ooouif oacutjr a^Piiou WllQ i the linger, and a rare euro. It cleanses the 1 nasal passages and heals the intiamed mem- , brane, giving relief from the first applioa- I' jtion, 60 oents at druggists. 60c. by mail, j Ely Bros., Owego, N. Y. I hive been a great suiferer of dry catarrh I for many >ean, and I tried many remedies which helped me, but I bad none which did , me so mrioh benefit as Ely's Cream Balm, it completely cored me.?1L J. Lally, 89 Wood* ward Ay., Boston Highlands, Mass. I hatb been troubled with catarrh froth boyhood and had considered my case ohrqmis i until about three years ago 1 procured on? bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, and I count my* elf sound to-day, all from the use of on* bottle.?J. R. Cooley, Hardware Merchant^ Mmtww, Pa I A^Peid ffl^Away-^Preseafctag bodies r V. UAAIULINO AT For many months the auction "Hliall the mmblsn stn^ n Louisville or shall they gof has boon octnuly discussed, and the probability is that it will remain the absorbing topic of discussion for some time to come. The^e ure two sides to this question. Many people might suppose that there is but 0110 side, and that in the name of law, good order and virtue, the professionals would be compelled to leave town, or else to conduct their trafllc so largely ' on the sly" that ic would not be a public offense to those who disapproved of it. The other ?ide is that of the dealers who say that they mnke money out of the gam* blors. The gntnblero are liberal buyers of a food many tilings,an?l their custom is sought, t is said that a number of our merchants have written to the mayor, asking that the gamblers may be protected, in the intereiU* of trade, and not driven out of town. It is said that these merchants urge that if the gambler.* ore driven out, the best class of country merchants will go elsewhore to buy tfieir goods, so that whenever they "makoa trip to town," they can have some fun in i gambling. This has brought into print some of the | country merchants, who declare that they I are not that sort of folks; and cnat when they come horo it is to buy goods and not to gamble They protest against having the gamblers keDt in town simnlv for th<*ir nn. commodatioii. Tlie alleged city merchant* and dealers who are said to have besought the mayor to let gain) lois ft-xy, have not as yet come forward with a list of their names. And after all, the great question is, "How to make the gamblers go?" So there has been the great question as to bow to drive out of the human system certain evil agencies which were working all manner of niiBehief and doing incalculable harm Dyspepsia, malaria and rheumatism, for inBtauce. Sometimes people suffering these ills and would like to get rid of them, but don't know how. How is a point in regard to which the experience or two wellknown citizens of Louisville may prove valuable. A correspondent called on J. O. Campbell, ^sq., of the old and well-known machinery nous? 01 *?. u. uampoeil fit Mods, which was established in 1852, on Firat street, "As to that dyspepsia of yours, Mr. Camp- ? bell?" "Yes; I had dyspepsia. I suffered badly with It for years. I suppose it was from i overwork. Yet I fought against it and kept J hiyself up by hard work. But I got rid of it . at last, by taking Brown's Iron Bitters. I ' took several bott.us of this, aud it served me welL My wife was .troubled with debility, and was very weak and ailing. She took two bottles of the Bitters, and regained her strength. We think it is the best tonic we ever had." From Mr. Campbell's establishment th?> correspondent went to the office of K. E. Miles, Esq., the real estatu dealer, on West Main street, No. 214. In answer to queries, Mr. Miles remarked: "I bad boiis. They were very troublesome boils, too, and there were a good many of them. Vitiated state . of the mood, |I suppose. It was about two years ago I took two or three bottles of V? T? s A*. uruwuu ituu xm.w3ru, ana tus IX)u3 went away. I cannot attribute their going away to anything hut the Brown's Iron Bitters, which did tbe work most effectually. ' My wife, too, had bad blood, and her dl* Station was much impaired. She took rown's Iron Bitters, and it did for her as j much as it did for me. It iB a splendid tonio for ladies. I have known of its proving very valuable in other cases." Now there are a great many people to J whom indigestion, dyspepsia, boils, malaria, 1 back-aches, kidney-trouulee and liver complaints are as great nuisances as the gamblers are to the good citizens of Louisville. Per- } haps there may be some advantage in allow- s ing these evils to remain and hold possession of thehuuiAn system. If so, w? cannot see wbat it is. Better drive them out as speedily as possible, and so effectually that they are not likely to return. The best thing to drive them out with is Brown's Iron Bitten. Mrs. S. C. Williams, Knight, N. C., says; i After a severe attack cJ pneumonia and al~ J most total loss it strength and aDDetite. I - took Brown's Iron Bitters, which'caused a perfect restoration of strength and appetite, j Mr. B. F. Hause, proprietor of Custom I Mill, Ellicott City. Md., says: I have on file over #2,000 in physicians1 receipted bills made ?, prior to my using Brown's Iron Bitters. Since u purchasing the first bottle of this medicine I nave not had occasion to call in a doctor. I 4 am now enjoying perfect health. Dyspepsia j banished and the curse, neuralgia, cured. 3 "Mr. J. L. Lipscomb, (Chief of Police) Man- u Chester, Va.. says: I suffered for some {* months witn indigestion; one bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters relieved the disorder and left me in possession of an enormous appetite. I heartily endorse it. A bare possibility?-That any one may besome bald-headed. Fob dyspkfsia, iHDionmoK, depression ofspt*. Its and general debility in their various forms, klso as a preventive against fever and ague and other intermittent fevers, the "Ferro-Phosphor- i ited Elixir of C&Usaya," made by Caswell, * Hazard A Co., New York, and sold by all Drag gists, is the best tonio; and for patients reoover- 1 [ng from fever or other sickness it has no equal. 1 \ Now is the time to prevent and cure Skin . OiseaseB.and to secure a white, Roft nud beau- | if ul complexion me "Bezson's Aromatic Ax*- ; m suxiphtjb Soap." 25 cents by Druggist, or < >y mail. Wm. Lreydoppel, Phila., Pa. 25c. bayB a pair of Lyon's Patent Heel ^ Stiffeners, which makes a boot or shoe last iwice as long. ~ Best, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's [i iemeay for Catarrh. By druggists. 60c. g When a m is is as good as a smile her I smile never oomea amiss. 1 When yonikltorcity, ur*bM|?|? npriw?? and otrrlif* hire, and atop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot si 600 elnicant rcoma, fitted up at a coat of on* million ? lollara. jkt and upward per day. European plan. He- d ator. Restaurart applied with tbe beat, florae cara, )| ta?es and elevated railroad to all depots. Families o ?d lire better for law money at the Grand Union & Intel than at any other firat-claaa hotel in the ?Ur. g ? ? ri xne average lite of members of the Boole- (j y of Friends, or Quakers, is fifty-nine years, jj Red Star j 15 trade)Jx?7?IAI*K: % ?u^re] kssjsssss * C?l<I?3rMekltii, Crowp* Wk<K?P??? Cau*k, . A?thm?, QatiivT) PaUma l? Ckctt, o?-r | iUftctlon? of wTlTr?rt CW?n?- ' ngaaaani^sSgge:? j The urrlcoratlng if 05* 111 Eirtrl 1# ^ilLHaftTTB ^*>A8toma<ifa Bitter* Is r moat powerfully da dt'opu,n "Tir11 ?A 1d* TjEa effect of thia a?T*e??>1? 1^ comjorU tgjMAs*] %i% :: & 7.'^ A..w\> *v*v- -rV^Vvj. ?aynM' JUUomatio Lnjines ?aa Saw-Mil) W? offer aa 8to To H. P. mounted Engla* with Mill, VO-la. tolid Saw, 60 ft. b?1tin*. cunt-hooks, rl* complete for operation, on car*, fl.lOo. Engine on skids. ai<? 8??5* for oirouUr(B). B. W. PAYNfe ?fc SONS, Manufacturers of all style* Automatic En? fines, from 2 toSvO H. P.: ?lm Pnllrni. Buvail aa4 Shaftm. Klmlra. N Y. feo. I g.-.O. ' IMMEDIATE RELIEF! Gordon's Klnp of Pain rello ves pain of whatever nature, the moment It is applied, and Is a household rotuedy wherever known for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Headache anil Toothache, Burns and Sculds, Sprains and Brul.*e?. Diarrhoea Dysentery. Soro Throat. Ulcers, Fresh Wounds, etc. Burns will not Muter ir applied. an<l Bruises will heal In a day that Mould require a week by any other method. The remedy Is furnished In iKiwdor. with inhru >?.. i? *ent by mall. poMn>re paid. It Is put up In UK*.. $1 mul $r. packaKfiB. The 50c.. or trial package. when reduced to liquid form, will All 24 2oe. bottle*. which are worth at retail, 8". ARonu can coin money ?ellInK It. It 1* worth ten time* It* cost for burns alone, notes or two cent slanip^ Address fc. O. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor, Toledo, Ohio. PENNYROYAL "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH'* Tito Original and Only Genuine. ud ?1 w?t? rcllahlr. Koware of WortklcM Imluitoaa. "Cklchwtcr't EaflUk" ut ikt bot mide. iDdiajwnttbte TO LADIES. Ioclo?e?c.(stamp*) for particular!. icailnioalalt, etc., in Utttr ?ent you by re-Mfe Q Jk IIS ' CSOT M?AUon Hq-.l'hU&d*. Pm.1 ILLlI | BS9 5 TON SfSta'JKlJ WAGON SCALES, HllilMMM I">n Lnin, Bu?l Bttriip, In* '1 ?r? B??oi *nl 8?tm Bcl. MbbrI sao Mlvlll'iil*l?i!?ll JONDIti ptjilln fnl|ll-ftr fti? M|||alflUuA!Iill r . (.in Bxatloa ibla r?p?' 1 ^ , WW?I? JU?U?UMUIWU| At If PAGE'S LIQUID GLUE m [a and br tbonnndt of Crrt claas 'Muafketttrm md Mechanic* on their beat work. Received 30LD MEDAL.London.'S*. Pronounced rfmfraf ?VIR </? tkntvm. Send card ofdealer who doea not keep lAnO i t,withflT?Joat4unpafor6AMPLECANrriCf Ito'aCeineDtCoMuloD(!ectfr.MasiJr''^^CiwoP a ?baa taken ths lead tm (be sales of that class m i,^H remedies, and has gives 1 to 5 DATB.^B almost universal aaustao* flWwwSutetort.1* ^MURPHY BROS,, M Paris, T?* Em *r? ooij by tba hV,?ro* f*,0T S* _ ?T , 7. the public and now rank* VBUrui Camtctl Oo. ammo* the leading ItedV QkulBiuH ? ?rlnsacftheoil iom. A. I_ SMITH. Oilo. J? Bradford, Vfe loMby Drupgiit*. % Price* I. W. FRAZER AXLE GREASE. Rest la the World. Hade only by the Fraaer LntikALorOo. a* Chicago, N. Y. it St-Loala.Bold *v*rhwkmr+. #K. U. AWARE v Lorlllard's Climax Flog bartntartd fin tag ; that LorUlard's KtMLtaf fine out; that Lorlllard's fmyr ClllfUf*. and that Lorlllard's BaajBfc ha bi?t Mfl cheapest, qnallty considered T able sleep; effects enres where all others fell. jB inriiTO uimiTrn nucilld flHPMCU We want a reliable Lady or Sent la each town and , >wn*hlp to sell our goods; also general atenta. Parculars rr?e. AddrcM JzmasoM mt'o Co.. Toledo.O. | ip jr in staple goods rnrr k n fl?| Ho iewclnr recelDts ortmfai bat roods rnrr III ll DeeiMloeTMTl^w.thMiiUlof^jrilLL aSH. lent free on receipt of the addresses o fa* persons (rt > 40 years old), and 00 cents to pay for t/iis advertisement an4 istaae on EMdi. Certain satisfaction Order now, as ihls , ^3 WISWOT^UWSlTAItSi , y BestCoughSyrup. Tawteegood. H 1 IS Use In time. Sold by druggists. ifl D ?k BHi OFFER* &IV^WAY^ow*8SU1 P II Oporatlnjt Waahing Machine#. If yoa want one ' Madunuornsm*, P. O.. and exprasa office at 1 mono?. Th> Nallsnsl Cs^? DW8T.. M.Y. ? >11 1 UTEFt An setl?e Man or Woman In every I III ft M I E 'county to sell our goodr. fislarj Sir,. f] M par Bant* and Expenses. Expenses in ail- c BT vanor. Canvassing outfit VBBBI Particulars * IW free, manaard Silver-ware Co. Boston. Msss. J! KIDDER'S PASTHLEaj^S-aiS: > ll J r- ?r. u..iU l ?t and values, with Pocket- W i [3 Vv book joinbined- 3 sAiiiplus, it&o. His u ; y _ _ money for neenta. Combined PockeU wB bi*<ltCo., 32 Nuw Cbnroh St.. New York. Indigestion Cured. I raftered for more than flvri year* with Indigestion, earcely able to retain the simplest food on my s to inch. I declined In flesh, and suffered all the nsnal epresslon attendant upon this terrible disease. Atut. falling to find relief In anything, else, I comlenced the use of Swift's Specific, The medicine jned up the stomach, strengthened the digestive orana, and soon ali that burning ceased, ana I could etaln food without difficulty. Now my health la nod, and can eat anything m the shape or food, and Iftest It without dlfflcalty. Take the prescribed dose fter eating 0 AHES MANN. No. 14 Ivy St. For sale by all druggist*. Treatise on Blood and skin Pisceses mailed free. _ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ? K. T.t 1OT W. 23d St. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Qa. gj k.GENTS andhBlbI^be^KA^lLY"BlT jj LfiH ajpeelaltv. Vtry low prlcti. B-F. JOHNSON uo.. Fnlw.. 1QI3 Mala fltreet. Richmond, Va. 4 II n AAlftlO WANTED. Brad Me. v ILD COINS OMAYBR, i?li*n)be?t At*.. Boetoa Highland*, Mm?. GnatEnglithGouiul J rHDRSTOfS pvEmT00TH POVSER li H?ylBy Ttrtli ferfgct M^ C?? H?ltfcy? S Ffc _ _ _ * _ iunui(lieni<ciu'int. Scuil scamp 1 Pensions ismvs^Eft . opium ?aV3ir..,N?,,i,.?;.rc.,?.v: ? LP 1 IMIVI DR. J. WTKPHIX8, Lebanon. Ob'n. . j m ttm ia tt uuMiuiiii. douu ai*ru>i lor I I B? Inventon'Quids, I*. Bote- I in, P*Unt Uwy?r, W?hlagton. P. O. MenThmfc r' ' . ' ' ' " " I rV- . ' . they know all about Mustang Lin* iment. Few do. _ Not to know is not to have. ilfevwWWwS1: >C'* > (V --i V'- 5w 'U Only Temperance Hitters Known* fflln? VTil if ) 1 MjULsm untieiui luoufdnaii proclaim vmoiB Bittkhs the most wonderful Invlgonuii that ever sustained the sinking system. ITlado from California roots and herbs, free from Alcoholic Stimulants- A Purgative and Tonic. Thin Bitten cures Female Complaints, Inflammatory and Chronic BhenmatUra, Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Blood, Liver and Kidney Diseases. Dyspepsia or ludlxestlon, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Furred Tongue, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Pneumonia, and Pain in tho regions of the Kidneys, are cured by the uce of the Bitter*. For Skin Disease*, Eruptions, BoIWl Erysipelas, Scrofula. IMscolo rations, Humors and diseases of tlie Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried ont of thd system in a short time by the ubo of tho Bitters. It Invigorate* tlio Stomach, and stimulates the torpid liver and Bowels.- which render it of unequaled efficiency in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new lite and vigor to the whole system. No Percon can take the Bitters and remain long unwell. Pin, Tape and other Worms, are destroyed and removed from the system. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever it is foul ; your feelings will tell you whdn. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. In conclusion r Give the Bitters atrial. It will speak for itself. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merltB than a lengthy ad- ' vertfcement. n.n ?? -* ? mwuiiniuwrug vw.. rrounewn, San Francisco, Cal., and 628.630 63a Washington 8t. Cor. Charlton St., New York. "old hv all r* ______ ~ A QUESTION ABOUT Browns Iron Bitters ANS WE RED. The question has probably been asked tbonaandn or times "How can llrowu'B Iron Bittern cure everything?" Well, It doesn't But it does cure any disease for which a reputable physician would prescribe IRON Physicians reoojeuizo Iron as the best rcstorativa n??ent known to tho profewdon, and inquiry of any leading chemical firm will substantiate the assertion that there are more preparations of iron than of any .other substance used in medicine. This shown oou- ' c1iik<v?1v thst iron is acknowledged to be the most important factor in successful medical practice. It Ik, ho>rever, a remarkable fact, that prior to the disoo? ??,?f nDniVKM IDAN *2 1 mrty L- i>o ..? r?, \J* jr VI UMV ff A-* U MWM. M M. UUO UU JTCilUUl* ly Batiefactory iron combination bad ever been found BROWS'S IROn BITTERS uSKShSSS headache, or produoeconstlpation?nil other iron medicine* do. BROWN'S IRON BITTBR8 Cores Indigestion, Biliousness, Weaksen, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Ckllls and Fever*, Tired Feeling, Ueneral Debility, Pain in th? Side, Back or Limbo, Hcadacke and Neural* Kin?for all these ailments Iron la preacribed daily. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, minute. Like all other thorough medicines, it acta alowly. When taken by men the flrat symptom of benefit is renewed energy- The muscles then become firmer, the digestion improves, the bowels aro active. In women the effect i? usually more rapidand marfced. The eyes begin at once to brighten: the akin clean np: healthy color oomee to the cheeks- nervonsnees disappear*; functional derangements becomo regular. and if a nursing mother, abundant sustcnanoe Is supplied for the child. Remember Brown's Iron Bitters is tbe ONLY iron medicine that is not injurious. PhyiieianM and druggirtt recommend it. Tha Genuine has Trade-Mark and crossed red ilnet onwrspper. TAKK NO OTIIP.R. liROPSV TREATED FREE! DR. H. H. GREEN, A Specialist for Eleven Years Past, reus treated Dropsy and its complications with the 3oat wonderful success; mm vegetable remedies, ntiroly harmless. Remove* all symptom* of dropsy a eight to twenty day*. Cures patient* pronounced kopelea by the bast of hvsl clans. From the flrmt dose the symptoms rapidly dlaapear, and in ten day* at least two-third* of all symi>Dm* are removed. Some may cry humbng without knowing anything bout it. Remember, It doe* not cost yon enytbinw 0 realize the merit* of my treatment for yourself. ton day* the difficulty of breathing 1* relieved, ue pulae regular, the urinary organ* made to diebarge their fnll duty, aleep 1* restored, tbe swelling 11 or nearly gone, tbe strength Increased, and a?pe- t ite made good. I am constantly curing cases of mg standing, ease* that have been tapped a namer of times, and tbe patient declared unable to ive a week. Bend for 10 days' treatment; direction* nd terms free. Give fnll history of case. Name ax. how long afflicted, bow badly swollen and where, 1 bowels costive, have leg* bunted and dripped 'ater. Send for free pamphlet, containing testllonlala. questions, etc. Ten days' treatment furnished free by mail. Send 7 cent* in stamps for postage on medietas. Epilepsy fits positively cured. II. II, QREENj M. D,, ? . WJ* es Avenue. Atlanta, flu. MennontMB paper. How to Insnre Bhepp/obi Id bood Is eqwetloe otgpmt otnsnt to those who for ur rauon ?n nnabls H fur b the tittle una with utan'i supply, while tteWM on ot a wet nnrse is attended with macb difflosHjr MMl k. Send to Woohrich A Co., P?lmer. Mm,, for pustxletsontbe object, Ridge's Food ha* snooeessfcUr njsdmoro ohtldrea than all other food* combinedM OOO REWARD A THE VICTOR or so/ msniilns hailing sad <*?aUig fU for niwkri n rmsiladCrss. VBMFaia^l UcSiwEV IRAKI S5EIBgpgss morphinec:;u; IA81LT CUSBD. BOOK FRBB. M. J. C. rtOFFWAW. leffertoii. Wtaaom^ $v f &- 4^^'-' a J'MyJp. ' i'v?!''.4if^-'vV V?#Jl ' '' >' : /*' :V&\ y; */ -- " "& a-<jA: s"*.:*.' Sv*' >V'?>?.y,1 Many a Lady _ t_ ? / ? tt < . is oeaumui,aii out Her skin , and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on theskin; Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm.